On the Evidence for Postacceleration Effects in Breakup Reactions with Halo Nuclei
C. A. Bertulani, M. S. Hussein, M. P. Pato, M. Ueda
Abstract
We study the postacceleration of charged fragments in reactions with unstable nuclear beams. For elastic breakup processes we show that the postaceleration effect can be well understood in terms of closed analytical forms derived in a quantum mechanical formulation. This gives theoretical support to the effect experimentally observed in the breakup of Li-11 projectiles at intermediate energies.
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